The Inappropriateness of Hosting Formula 1 in Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand
Countries like Rwanda, South Africa, and Thailand are vying to host Formula 1 races despite significant socio-economic challenges. While South...
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Gold Prices Hit Four-Week Low Amid US Dollar Surge Following Trump Victory
Gold prices fell to a four-week low as the US Dollar surged following Donald Trump's election victory, marking the worst...
Ethiopia’s Economic Reforms: Aesthetic Vision versus Economic Reality
Ethiopia, under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, is undergoing significant economic reforms aimed at transitioning from a state-dominated economy to a...
Fitch Revises Oman’s Outlook to Positive While Downgrading Egypt’s Economic Projections
Fitch Ratings has revised Oman’s outlook to positive, maintaining a BB+ rating due to improved GDP and fiscal measures, while...
Angolan President Joao Lourenco Begins Official Visit to Oman
President Joao Lourenco of Angola officially visited Oman, welcomed by key officials including the Minister of the Diwan of Royal...
Kazakhstan and Guinea-Bissau Sign Visa Exemption Agreement for Diplomatic Passports
Kazakhstan and Guinea-Bissau have signed an agreement exempting holders of diplomatic and service passports from visa requirements. This decision, made...
UK Joins CPTPP: A Gateway to Enhance Bilateral Trade with Việt Nam
The UK has officially joined the CPTPP, enhancing trade ties with Việt Nam that have doubled over the past decade....
Parex Resources Expands Operations in Colombia with New Acquisitions
Parex Resources Inc. has acquired a 50 percent stake in four blocks in the Putumayo Basin and the Farallones Block...
Significant Rise in Indian Students Abroad: A 52.2% Increase Since 2019
Indian students studying abroad have increased by 52.2% from 586,337 in 2019 to 892,989 in 2023. Canada experienced a 76%...
Middle Corridor Expands Reach with Inaugural Blockchain Train from Uzbekistan to Brazil
The Middle Corridor's first blockchain train has successfully departed from Uzbekistan, bound for Brazil, carrying 28 tons of urea in...
